(We’ve also heard scattered reports where DAWs that should support the above formats can’t see the PLUG-OUT, but I can’t yet confirm those instances. If your DAW doesn’t support these formats, the plug-in simply won’t show up at all – the DAW won’t know it’s there. We’ve also heard from readers with older, 32-bit versions of DAWs running into trouble. OS X: 64-bit Audio Unit, 64-bit VST3 (10.6 not supported) Windows: 64-bit and 32-bit VST3 64-bit AU is now fairly popular (Apple’s Logic Pro X and GarageBand support it, for instance).īut VST3, while released last year, is incompatible with a number of popular hosts (like Ableton Live on Windows, for instance). The first problem is, the actual plug-in for the SH-101 “PLUG-OUT” has been built for only certain plug-in formats. We’ve assembled as much information we can on what works, what doesn’t work, what Roland says we can expect from them by way of updates, and how to use free tools on OS X and Windows to get your SYSTEM-1 working right away. The bad news is, the old-fashioned “install the plug-in and it works in your DAW” part? Well, for some – not so much. Installer USB, software activation dongle, booklet.Īs we, when the installation works, you can use the software alone, the SYSTEM-1 alone, or a combination, which is a nice arrangement. Roland Products Software Roland PrintStudio 2.0 by Caldera RIP.

The good news is, the future-y stuff all works perfectly well. You get a plug-in you run on your computer, but then the same sound-making code can be loaded onto hardware – the AIRA SYSTEM-1 synth keyboard. Roland’s PLUG-OUT introduces a new way to deliver electronic musical instruments.

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